Reviews about Accessories

gpunkmonkey says "The Shure SE210 Sound Isolating earphones are solid!" about Shure - Sound Isolating Earphones- Blk

gpunkmonkey — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:45:54 GMT

I have an iPod so I can't get the most out of the audio output but my Shure SE210's are great. Rather than canceling sound, it isolates it in your ears. The buds do well to drown out the outside noise. The bass isn't what one usually expects out of earphones as these are more for audiophiles or musicians in drowning out the other sounds and just hearing their own. Besides, earbuds will never be able to produce the bass to our liking... they're just too small. These are VERY durable, they come with a 2 year warranty and the sound quality is top notch.

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aldebaran575 says "Awesome system!!!! " about Tivoli Audio - iSongbook Portable iPod Audio System

aldebaran575 — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:49:50 GMT

I was looking for an ipod dock for some time but didn't want to buy one just to buy one. I was looking for the right one. The Tivoli iSongBook was recommended to be a co-worker (I'm a Systems Administrator in a rather large IT department) and was told Sears was offering a steal of a price on these. They were selling them for $100 each with a $50 instant rebated. I only paid $50.00! and it was the best $50 ever spent! I love all of the features!

My office is on the ground floor located in the center of the building. With all of the concrete walls that surrounds my office, radio signals just don't reach my office... no radio, no cell phone reception.. nothing! unitl the iSongBook! What amazing reception from this little box! It has reconnected us with the outside world again during the 9-5!

The sound is awesome and so is the size! I was looking to pick up another one for my daughter, but they are now selling for as much as $400!!!!! Wow! Still worth it! With...

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RevPam says "I absolutely love it and I can tell mine from everybody else's" about Sonic Impact Technologies - Speaker Case for iPod - Pink

RevPam — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 02:34:36 GMT

I traveled out of town and looked for my "travel" kit for my iPod which included the power cord, small speakers and a few other things. When one of my friends went to play her iPod in her room, she pulled out a black case and just started playing music. I knew I had to have one. When I looked online all I saw were black cases and I like standing out so when I saw this pink one, I knew it was the one for me. I love it, I can tell mine from everyone else's. It has good sound quality and now I don't leave home without it when I hit the road....

firefighter22 says "Great Sound, Small Speaker" about Maxwave - Power Pail Portable MP3 Music System

firefighter22 — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 14:36:03 GMT

This little speaker provides some great sound! It's lightweight so it's easy to take with you wherever you go. It can use batteries or plug it into an outlet. You can plug any mp3 player into it by plugging the cord into the headphone jack, however if they made the cord a little longer you could plug something like a laptop into it or another music device, but you can just buy an extension for that. This isn't going to be the worlds smallest speaker but for the price you cant go wrong. You can set this on a table, desk, wherever, it wont take up that much space compared to a stereo. Would be nice if this had wireless capabilities but it's not a huge setback. Check out this speaker, you wont be disappointed!

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billyd425 says "The best $100 bucks I ever spent - these are a MUST-HAVE! " about Maxwave - Portable Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Music System

billyd425 — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 10:34:27 GMT

Everyone (and I mean EVERYONE) that has heard these things has said, "Ive got to get a pair of these!" In fact, this is the 1st time I ever bought something without seeing it in person or knowing someone that has one etc. I bought 2 of these online just by reading the reviews. (I know Sears would always let you return 'em if they didn't work) I bought 2 because I prefer STEREO Sound over MONO. When 2 of these are going at the same time, the sound is incredible! One by itself is still good, but you can really fill a huge area with sound if you have 2 going at the same time. For the life of me, I can't figure out why these things aren't on the Sears website any more. You won't find a portable, rechargeable speaker system for your iPod (or any other sound source) that kicks out the sound & volume of these things anywhere, PERIOD. I got them for $49.99 each, & the regular price said $149.99. Maybe the regular price is a bit high, but even @ $75 each, these things would...

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Dprudzinski says "The Pacific Design Ipod Nano Case is stylish and utilitarian!" about Apple - Pacific Design Ipod Nano Flip Case

Dprudzinski — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 14:59:13 GMT

When I set out to buy my first ipod I had no idea the choices I would have-classic ipod ok, but how many GB's, ipod nano, still, how many GB's, and then there's the ipod touch and iphone. Yikes! When I finally settled on the ipod nano 4GB, I thought my choices were over. Boy, was I wrong. My choices were far from over, because once my little ipod nano arrived, it was time to begin shopping for accessories!

I had no idea that there were so many choices on the market for how you could cover your ipod. Now, I wasn't out there looking to transform my ipod into something it wasn't-I like the how it looks, the sleek design is awesome and cutting edge, so the "skins" available were of no interest. I just wanted something to protect it, especially the screen from damage.

When I came upon the flip case by Pacific Design at Sears, I knew that I had found exactly what I was looking for. While I initially thought $19.99 was a bit high for the case, the price was comparable to every...

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mew says "The iTrip is the best in the field but that field sure dose suck" about Griffin Technology - iTrip

mew — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 06:46:20 GMT

If you absolutely NEED to listen to you iPod over the oldest electronic media distribution standard then this is what you'll want. With very simple plug-n-play connection through the docking port the iTrip only increases the profile of the iPod by half of an inch (while draining little power). Also you can use the iTrip as an alternative ipod dock with the mini-USB connection on the bottom of Itrip itself. Sound quality (on a good day) is better than most tape adapters but not quite near commercial radio. The station selection interface is rather confusing at first, but when demonstrated in person it becomes rather intuitive (although rather clunky for driving).

But make no mistake about it, RADIO TRANSMITTERS WILL NOT WORK VERY WELL. Simply moving the iTrip will often cause static to run amok, and driving through town you'll always experience an interference hot spot. The problem with consumer radio transmitters is that they're very very neutered by the FCC. The FCC doesn't want the average......